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Show HN: Roost, a browser window into your remote coding sessions(github.com)
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by 5ersi 13d ago
MCPs are diminishing in value a bit, because AI Agents are getting smarter about using API/CLIs. For example, I use gh cli via Claude instead of their MCP, because I already had cli setup, so no need to use MCP. MCPs can potentially ha
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by 5ersi 22d ago
Just bought AMD AI 395+ 64GB RAM for 2000eur. Mac mini would be 2x for about similar performance. Pass.
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by 5ersi 2mo ago
Here you go, made a skill for it: https://github.com/peterknego/diataxis-docs-skill Just released, alpha quality, need feedback/fine-tuning. Testing it now on my OSS repos.
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by 5ersi 2mo ago
UltimaDB, a high performance full-featured MVCC transactional embedded database, with special focus for use on SMR clusters. UDB has full transactions, selectable persistence (in-memory, eventual, strict) and consistency (SI, SSI). A lot of
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by 5ersi 8mo ago
It uses phase change (solid to liquid) to store heat at about 200 kJ/kg. Compare this to heating water in a boiler from 10c to 60c - stores 209 kJ/kg. So we already have an effective way to store heat which can work for decades wi
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by 5ersi 8mo ago
Launching alone consumes about 75-150kWh per tonne of energy for fuels only (as per ChatGPT). Planned lifespan of Starlink satellites is 5years.
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by 5ersi 8mo ago
This AI 8GB HAT is $150, while better performing Pi5 8GB is $100. Makes no sense to buy the AI HAT.
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by 5ersi 1y ago
Java? Is supported on more platforms, has more developers, more jobs, more OSS projects, is more widely used (Tiobe 2024). Performance was historically better, but c# caught up.
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by 5ersi 1y ago
LLMs are learning in a very similar way humans are learning. So if humans can read a text (or view a video), learn from it and then use the knowledge to produce something, so can LLMs? Copyright laws have quite strict rules on what constitu
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by 5ersi 2y ago
70 eur in Slovenia: https://www.zd-lj.si/zdlj/index.php?option=com_content&view=...
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by 5ersi 3y ago
You must be using a dynamic language with a heavy framework? Rails maybe? I code in Go mainly (also Java and Rust) and never experienced what you describe: simple addition of a field to a struct does nothing if not used in code. And the use
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by 5ersi 3y ago
Fractional reserve banking is exactly how this works, albeit banks do not "invest" the customers' money, instead they lend it.
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by 5ersi 3y ago
So if a store is trying to sell products, and you try to steal them, you are both cheating?
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by 5ersi 3y ago
If you are concerned by this proposals, then you should check out current CAs trusted by your browser - all those CAs can issue rogue certificates trusted by your browser, that can be used in MITM attack. For example, CAs present in Firefox
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by 5ersi 3y ago
It seems to be pure JS with jQuery: https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/blob/master/main/we... It is SSR with Velocity templates.
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by 5ersi 3y ago
Doesn't magnetic pole shift due to fluid dynamics in Earth core? Wouldn't that also affect gravity field?
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by 5ersi 3y ago
4 years - the magic number...
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by 5ersi 3y ago
3 phase then? https://www.stiebel-eltron.com.au/3-phase-electric-instant-h...
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by 5ersi 3y ago
So how does a new device join your iCloud and sync Keychain?
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by 5ersi 3y ago
Compare that to liquid hydrogen at 33000 Wh/kg. The problem is that at that point liquid hydrogen already spent 70% of the energy stored in it (80% efficiency of electrolysis * 40% liquefying efficiency) .
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by 5ersi 3y ago
People who switch to a new car every couple of years by extending a loan? Rings a bell?
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by 5ersi 4y ago
"The trouble is that photosynthesis is built to create carbohydrates, which are great for fueling us, but not our cars..." Who the f* writes this articles?
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by 5ersi 4y ago
Add random data to it, so that all (equivalent) data is the same length. For example, if you have a four byte field that represents some monetary value, add four more bytes of random data and encrypt it.
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by 5ersi 4y ago
Just checked - in Slovenia a hsCRP is 8 eur (private testing, no healthcare participation): https://www.synlab.si/seznam-in-cenik-preiskav/crp-visoko-ob...
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by 5ersi 4y ago
"government exists to represent the interests of the capital-owning class" - this is especially true for US, because US politicians need enormous resources to get elected (mainly for media access) and basically the only way to get
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by 5ersi 4y ago
This is hand-waving nonsense. You are presenting no argument and none of the things you mentioned actually support what you are trying to say here. Also, who gives a f*ck what Putin says?!?
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by 5ersi 4y ago
Ahh yes, bad Ukrainians because they fought against "russian minorities" annexing Crimea and eastern regions. /s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolution_of_Dignity
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by 5ersi 4y ago
Nobody "decided" that housing is a market. If something can be bought and sold, then this is inherently a market. Yes, we can and should regulate markets, and we probably all agree that the purpose of the housing is for people to
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by 5ersi 5y ago
> water is an easy elemental source of hydrogen. Sorry but this goes against the definition in elemental form (in this case it's H2). Also there is no such thing as `cheaply obtained renewable energy`. If it was your electricity bil

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